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Tri and stop Bond athlete dominating
Zoe Heiniger won her age group of the Noosa Ironman on an injured foot. What she’ll be able to achieve at the world championships injury-free next year is anyone’s guess.
Read more about Tri and stop Bond athlete dominatingSchools can still expel LGBTQ+ kids. The Religious Discrimination Bill only makes it worse
The Religious Discrimination Bill is back, this time in its third iteration. The Coalition party room unanimously endorsed the bill on Tuesday, but a number of Liberal MPs voiced concerns about what it could mean for LGBTQ+ students and teachers at faith-based schools and universities.
Read more about Schools can still expel LGBTQ+ kids. The Religious Discrimination Bill only makes it worseAlissa and Sonia set for South Korean adventure
Bond University students Alissa Woods and Sonia Clements have been announced as New Colombo Plan scholars for 2022.
Read more about Alissa and Sonia set for South Korean adventureThe eyes have it: Transformer Launchpad won by student's new eye-test app
He’s got a keen focus on the benefits of medical education, and now Andrew Kroger has come up with an augmented reality app to help doctors re-learn the lost art of eye examinations.
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Rataj claims QFA best and fairest
Bull Sharks midfielder Nathan Rataj wins Col Tobiason medal as league's best
Read more about Rataj claims QFA best and fairestArmbruster on road to Olympic ambition
Bondy sets his sights on Paris after claiming a gold medal at World Cup in Germany.
Read more about Armbruster on road to Olympic ambitionKay-win flies high at netball awards
Kaylin Van Greunen was the main attraction at Friday night’s Netball Blue and Gold Awards, taking home two of the most coveted honours.
Read more about Kay-win flies high at netball awardsSwimming scholar's stroke of genius
As a junior swimmer, Sophie Healy broke a record set by a young Kaylee McKeown who would go on to win three Olympic gold medals.
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